So I've tried a couple of things that were posted on the old site but no dice. My ps3 controller is plugged in and its recognized but when you start to assign buttons it cant, maybe you get to assign one or two and thats it.
Expand the 'Other Devices' dropdown and find your Afterglow controller; Right-Click it and select 'Update Driver Software.' In the Window that appears, click 'Browse my computer for driver software' Select 'Let me pick from a list of drivers on this computer' Find the option 'Microsoft Common Controller for Windows class' As your Afterglow controller is wired, select the 'Xbox 360 Controller for. Jump to 2: Update Xbox controller driver automatically (Recommended) - If you don't have the time, patience or computer skills to update the Xbox.
here's the thread
http://blog.petrockblock.com/forums/topic/ps3-controller-is-recognized-but-wont-configure/
has somebody come up with a rock solid way to fix this on 3.6? on 3.4 I had ZERO issues using it on Pi2.
Let me know if theres a fix out there because I've searched and the few things I've found just don't work
thanks
Regular Xbox 360 controllers seem to get picked up by Windows normally and work just fine, the drivers install and there's nothing that I need to configure in Steam or anywhere else, they 'just work'.
However, the 'Afterglow' controller doesn't work for some reason. This is a third-party branded controller but it is a fairly reputable brand. When I plug it in, the 'glow' colour flashes on briefly, but after that nothing happens. It does not appear in the 'Game Controllers' menu:
How To Update My Afterglow Wired Controller Driver Not Found Windows 10
Nor does any game respond to any input whatsoever.
I can see the device in Devices & Printers, however it shows up as an 'Unspecified Device':
Right-Clicking and selecting 'Troubleshoot' runs the troubleshooter, which attempts to install the drivers for the device, unfortunately this ultimately fails because no such driver exists for 'Afterglow Gamepad for Xbox 360':
What can I do? Is there any way I can get this controller to work like a regular Xbox 360 controller?
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Firstly, you might need to install the Xbox 360 Controller software for Windows first. According to a few reports this has solved a few people's issues, however, this was not the case for me.
The problem is that the device is reporting itself as an 'Afterglow Gamepad for Xbox 360', instead of a regular 'Xbox 360 Controller', meaning that Windows isn't automatically picking up the correct driver. Luckily, we can select it manually.
Wired Controller Xbox 360
- Hit 'Start', type 'Device Manager' and Enter
- Expand the 'Other Devices' dropdown and find your Afterglow controller
- Right-Click it and select 'Update Driver Software...'
- In the Window that appears, click 'Browse my computer for driver software'
- Select 'Let me pick from a list of drivers on this computer'
- Find the option 'Microsoft Common Controller for Windows class'
- As your Afterglow controller is wired, select the 'Xbox 360 Controller for Windows' option. You want the one with the latest date.
- You will receive a warning about the driver potentially being incompatible, because Microsoft can't verify that it will work for your device. You have to select 'Yes' at this point.
- Success! The driver was installed.
Now if you go back to Device Manager, you will note that your Afterglow device is now under the 'Common Controller for Windows' heading instead of the 'Other devices' heading.
The controller should now appear in 'Game Controllers' and can be calibrated & used normally:
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